can anyone identify this plant, please

i have seen this before ... memory struggling....
are those its leaves?

Thanks, Seaburn,
No, this plant was growing through th leafy one, unfoutunately!

Gaultheria forrestii? Or a Gaultheria of some description - there's another one that's evergreen and low growing with blue fruits, but they're more eggshaped.

thanks, for both responses and your help! Appreciated!

pity the strap leaves arnt it as that would have made it Dianella tasmanica. it produces a flower spike from the centre of the strap leaves.
ah well never mind. I enjoyed rummaging through my plant notes. I had seen Dianella in a NT garden in cornwall many years ago.

Funny, I would have said Dianella too. Saw one at Croft castle the other day.

And it does look as if the berries are coming out of that foliage...

I bough a Dianella back in March, potted it on...but no flowers as yet...

Thanks for all your help, much appreciated, your knowledge is formidable!
The berries may well have been growing through the foliage, it was a miserable wet day and I wasn't hanging around. Will try and source now!

best regards Patricia

keep us informed please :o)

I agree with those who said Dianella. I have one, but it hasn't flowered yet!!

My Dianella has though AA :-)

tsk....clever cloggs....lol.....how old is yours?; got mine lateish last year...

Got mine August last year and it really has just about trebled in size (bulked up that is, not grown three times bigger!!). Have you seen the variegated leaved ones at work? Next time you are in, I'll persuade you to buy one, quite cheap too!

Mine has not really grown that much.....a variagated one?.....might let you persuade me.... have just got my vouchers...but don't tell Brian.....lol...

thanks all, off to my local independent garden centre today to see if I can get one!
Patricia

I got another variety at the Harrogate Show yesterday for £1.50!!!!! a bargain eh.....:)

One of the Galtherias used to be called Pernettia - no idea which though